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11-17-2004
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How to Pass a list of file names to ls
Hi
I have a list of file names generated from a find command. The list does not show complete file information. I would like to do this: generate the list of file names pass each file name generated to ls -l command what is the best way to do this without a script? I have tried something like this but it didn't work find.... > ls -l $1 Thanks for your help. GMMike 
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